Rain Bird
RD12SP30NP - 12 in. RD1800 Series Spray Head With SAM Check Valve, 30 PSI Pressure Regulator, Non-PotableRain Bird A37320NP
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Rain Bird’s gear-drive rotors span the 5000 series for everyday residential turf, the compact 3500 for smaller lawns, the Falcon 6504 for large or commercial areas, and the Maxi-Paw impact pop-up. For spray zones, 1800-series spray bodies pair with R-VAN rotary nozzles for even, low-runoff coverage.
On the control side, the ESP family (ESP-TM2, ESP-Me3, ESP-RZXe) adds Wi-Fi and weather-based watering with the LNK module. Complete a system with DV, PGA and PEB valves and XF dripline for beds and borders.
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What does the R-VAN rotary nozzle do?
The R-VAN is an adjustable rotary nozzle that delivers slow, even rotating streams. It threads onto a standard 1800-series spray body, and you set both the arc and the radius by hand. It is an easy, water-saving upgrade from fixed spray nozzles.
Which Rain Bird controllers have Wi-Fi?
Add the LNK Wi-Fi module to a compatible ESP controller such as the ESP-TM2 or ESP-Me3. You can then adjust schedules and use local weather data from the Rain Bird app.
Are Rain Bird 1800 spray bodies compatible with other nozzles?
Yes. The 1800 series uses the standard female-threaded spray body, so it accepts Rain Bird and most other brands’ spray and rotary nozzles, including the R-VAN.
What’s the difference between the 5000 and 3500 rotors?
Both are gear-drive rotors. The 5000 series throws farther and suits larger turf, while the 3500 is a compact rotor for smaller or medium lawns. Match the rotor to your zone size and available pressure.
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